An underlying theme of some Democratic candidates this year is their intention, if elected, to go after the President with everything they've got. While that can mean almost anything, the current crop of incumbent Democrats
offer some more concrete clues.
Millions of pixels and untold numbers of trees perished in the partisan dust-up following the release of Rep. Devin Nunes' FISA memo. What all the point scoring misses -- tragically, but not surprisingly -- is how the memo demonstrates the lengths, and depths, the federal government will go to spy on American citizens.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is one of those weird bureaucracies that seems to defy both logic and the Constitution.
The Supreme Court recently heard oral arguments in a privacy rights case that could determine whether the Fourth Amendment protects the data that cell phone companies store about our phone use can be accessed by
The campaign to stop law enforcement form seizing property it claims or suspects is part of a criminal enterprise is getting some additional traction in Georgia, where a state lawmaker has proposed legislation to curb the perverse financial incentives that encourage police have to
There's a bit of controversy in the air over special counsel Robert Mueller's multiple grand jury investigation into possible contacts between the Trump presidential campaign and the Russian government. Is this a fishing expedition? Can Mueller exceed his mandate and investigate whatever he wants?
The final day of the current Supreme Court term delivered a substantial victory for the Trump administration, as the Court allowed two portions of the travel ban the administration implemented earlie
